Childhood Trauma

Brave Little Toaster:
• Video
Worthless (car song):
• The Brave Little Toast...
It's a B-movie (mutilated object song):
• Brave Little Toaster -...
Courage the Cowardly Dog "You're not perfect":
• Video
Childhood Trauma playlist:
• Childhood Trauma - ral...
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[@Shoe0nHead]

FAM I JUST FOUND OUT THE WRITER OF BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER COMMITTED SUICIDE ON JULY 4TH 2008. THIS VIDEO WAS UPLOADED JULY 4TH. HELP.

[@discojoe3]

Shut the fuck up.

[@Ava-zm9sw]

coincidence? I think not...

[@tibbycat9971]

Shoe0nHead wut

[@OathofLight]

Okay, the dates lining up are a bit creepy, but the suicide doesn't seem at all surprising. If the ghost of the writer (or the toaster) starts haunting you, let us know and we'll all perform an exorcism.

[@theallmightychad]

If we were all wiener dogs, our problems would be solved!!!

[@AStrangeTree]

So now we know why Shoe is so afraid of replacing her webcam

[@guyfierioverlord7637]

I was the 69th like

[@guyfierioverlord7637]

Oh

[@guyfierioverlord7637]

Nevermind

[@timredick2980]

72nd like, my favorite number!!

[@Nachocuppajo]

A Strange Tree I’m literally screaming 😂😂😂😂

[@okcampmerricat]

"as a woman child"

[@tetsuo964]

As a female fetus

[@drseuss8177]

The part where the vacuum devourers it’s own cord is the part I’m reminded of the most

[@roaringthunder115]

True

[@Tigerlady248]

Fun fact, that's basically an epileptic seizure.

[@lucasd1887]

You used to like a movie called brave little toaster, and now you film on a brave little toaster. Funny how the world works out

[@emilyyamasaki4968]

Lucas D lol good one

[@lucasd1887]

Glad somebody gets me

[@g.m.1821]

Lucas D well Jaiden used to record on a brave little toaster.

[@colekuczek9812]

FUCKIN GOT EM

[@kawaiikittychu7561]

Lucas D she's making money she really should get a better one.

[@ralphthemoviemaker]

You should have called your vid "Childhood Trauma So Far".

[@evilratperson]

ralphthemoviemaker holy shit LMAO

[@trevholmes186]

Ralph and Shoe fucking trading blows over here.

[@BigGator5]

Good for Ralph for not taking the jab personally.

[@TenguBird]

Daaaaaaaaaaaaamn, dem disses doe.

[@US395Official]

Good One , Ralph

[@steampunkhelmet8827]

I didn’t now Greg was in the background until he laughed and I almost pissed myself

[@dumbcow1]

Wasnt there a scene where the vacuum sucks up his cord? I was mortified to run over the cord while vacuuming all the way into my 20s XD

[@stevencollins8348]

Yeah, that was a scene that I remember still

[@twztdned]

Oooooh yeah, I remember that too

[@Twinklethefox9022]

I was scared of that before I watched that movie

[@WAFishQuest]

Sucking up his cord DESTROYS HIS BRAIN!

[@thedamnguy2896]

basically autofellatio?

[@zaperzero]

Your waifu anime pillow is a real boy now!

[@npc83]

zaperzero You mean husbandu right?

[@aeinarrkrigsson]

Sir Edgelord no

[@RumpelstilskinVonRut]

zaperzero *Husbando

[@DarkZholt]

+RumpelstilskinVonRut Don't assume the gender of her now living pillow.

[@luckylooch9696]

Sell Armored Skeptic Body pillows. I want all of them!

[@CJCroen1393]

Fun fact: The flower in that one scene is a narcissus. It's a reference to the Ancient Greek myth of Narcissus, who fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water and died when he tried to embrace it and drowned.

[@Thoreaux]

Wow. Wonder if there was a point to having a metaphorical mythological reference like that?

[@CJCroen1393]

I'm sure there was.

[@NobleNemesis]

Whole movie is pretty full of existential metaphors and symbolism- very cool in retrospect but also kinda eerie. I remember loving this movie as a kid, but I do remember also feeling particularly stressed in some scenes- I wish I could recollect exactly how my childhood mind was interpreting it and kinda wonder how, if at all, it's influenced me. Haha!

[@Sorakeyblademaster37]

I thought it was more straightforward than that: he spent his whole life literally stuck in the ground, with no other flowers around him. When he finally sees what he thinks is another of his own kind, only to find its just a trick, he finally can't take the loneliness anymore and dies.

[@Dominym]

I always thought it was the flower's hope that there was one more left. In the scene, you'll notice there are a few others around it that are already dead. Man, I forgot how depressing that part was.

[@nerddotcom5817]

Hell coming to claim Charlie at the end of "All Dogs go to Heaven" occasionally comes back to haunt my dreams.

[@danielbaier3717]

I could not watch Charlie's Nightmare scene until I was well into my 20s! Literal nightmare fuel. The end freaked me out too but nothing like the God damned nightmare

[@SukiNoKoe]

@@danielbaier3717 The nightmare scene was worse when you were A KID BEING RAISED CATHOLIC AND TAUGHT 'IF YOU'RE A BAD PERSON, YOU WILL GO HERE CAUSE THIS IS REAL'. Holy shit...man....just holy shit....xD

[@CuckooKukri]

Brave Little Toaster was my favorite as a kid, too, but I haven't rewatched it. Oh my gosh, I had no memory of it being that dark O.o It explains a lot...

[@deadcaptainjames6045]

Me either

[@elisecristens837]

Same, it was mine too. And the clips gave me serious flashbacks

[@Anonymous-vb7mu]

Same 0.0

[@earthpet]

She used to walk around carrying a lamp? No wonder she's so bright.

[@Noelfriday]

earthpet Get out

[@earthpet]

Phuc Did you used to walk around carrying an A/C unit?

[@jamiemurray6797]

No wonder he's so cold

[@damvid21]

He must be carrying an iron cos he just got burned

[@earthpet]

Here is a test: Carrying a lamp > from watching > Brave Little Toaster Putting footwear on your erection > from watching > ???

[@unoptimalpunishrio9885]

"Brave little toaster" Is she talkin about her camera?

[@nekotfarmer]

UnF-air FWHP *sizzle*

[@ineedpineapples]

XD

[@theohbg1380]

ohhh snap!

[@victoredwardo9485]

Boi hahahaha

[@taylors445]

I'm pretty sure it identifies as a brave little potato

[@blademadlabs2423]

Me at the start of the video: I loved that movie. It wasn't that bad. Me throughout the video: oh yeah, that movie had a heart attack, a suicide, lots of characters on what was essentially death row and mutilation horror.

[@aggersoul23]

Oppressing memories is almost always good!

[@first_real_human]

i came down here to say the same thing

[@SorowFame]

And this was the movie you watched multiple times a day? What is with this era of animation and being so f***ing disturbing?

[@smt64productions40]

Drugs

[@CrimsonFox36]

"This is like toy story for parents who hate their children"

[@R4WRY_Creepy_Claws]

Im glad i never saw this in my innocent years

[@fatford4209]

Lol that fucking killed me

[@nomafox5076]

I like how he says "This is like Pixar for adults that hate their kids" because one of the screenplay writers was an employee of Pixar

[@thecornerkid402]

This was actually supposed to be John Lasseter's first time directing. The whole project was his idea, but it was taken away from him when he was fired from the animation department.

[@NUFIGHTER]

Secret of NIMH was also creepy & scary af! Let's not forget FernGully's villian Hexxus!

[@coughcandy448]

Omgggg yesss The owl is low key responsible for my PTSD://😂

[@shakulnural5413]

Hexxus haunts my dreams to this day. especially in his final form when he's the black skeleton with fire.

[@Oceanleighside]

Loved both of those movies as a child!! Fern Gully, 10/10 better than its knock off Avatar 🤓😂

[@julietblue8175]

That movie is nothing compared to the tapeworm episode of mr meaties

[@SukiNoKoe]

@@shakulnural5413 IKR I fled the room every time I watched the climax. xD SCARY AS FAWK

[@Chuaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

Every normal person: -I had a stuffed pig. -I had a stuffed snake. -I had a stuffed dog. -I had a stuffed Kirby. Shoe: I hAd aN oFfiCe LaMp. :D Lovely :)

[@whatelseison8970]

That picture of her cuddling it is adorable straight up.

[@Twinklethefox9022]

I had a ceiling fan

[@Lily-lu5wt]

Lol I had a stuffed Clifford, but at the age of 9 I turned to sharp objects

[@BubbleArcadia]

@@Twinklethefox9022 same bro. Same quite literally

[@erikasakura7721]

Funny coincidence in this comment, the Vacuum cleaner's name in the movie is Kirby

[@SJ9001]

Forget childhood trauma, I think these clips just traumatised me as an adult.

[@lanabane2715]

SJ9001 I second this comment. Wasn't a particular fan of the movie as a kid, but seeing these scenes now....I feel they may haunt me in my sleep. o.o;;

[@fabiocarrillo8788]

SJ9001 yeah the toaster at the end hit me hard.

[@Starcraftgamer97]

SJ9001 Same here. Never seen the movie and now I don't intend to lol.

[@Grimfang999]

Yeah, Im gonna admit I never watched this movie either but saw the Worthless video (the car song) a year or two ago when I was severely depressed and... it still does make me struggle not to cry because it is so depressingly horrific.

[@pringelsthegamefreak]

SJ9001 agreed

[@myspacebarbrokenevermindif9892]

"I'm not letting *my kids* watch this" "Yes *we* are!" Holy shit. Skeptic doesn't have a dad bod, he's preggerz.

[@dcdrizzz3041]

The gym does help, you just need discipline. Age isn't an excuse.

[@royalboyrizzy]

Ronald Johnson *HIS INFORMATION IS COMPLETELY WRONG EVERYONE PLZ IGNORE RONALDS COMMENT*

[@Sincolas99]

I don't blame u at all, who the hell allows their kids to watch this horror movie for adults than happy movie for kids O_O

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

MySpaceBarBroke Never mind, i fixed it That's why 80s cartoons rock. They don't play it safe and don't talk down to their audience. Same thing uncensored Fairy Tales did way back when. They teach lessons and prepare you for life, which is not all rainbows and unicorns. Kids' cartoons nowadays are bland, boring, pc garbage.

[@batner]

I am sceptical about the sceptic would giving shoe a baby.

[@8bitsniper568]

the Junkyard Scene to me was the most traumatizing cause I first saw it literally right after seeing Cars when I was 4

[@carrera_johnson4659]

Oh god I just remembered this movie! I also seen this as a kid. It’s just a vague memory but the scrapyard scene really stuck with me. I especially remembered the toaster jumping into the gears. I remember feeling so sad for all the cars and crying about it.

[@InnocuousRemark]

That picture of her from five years ago is so cute

[@ethannnnnnn]

InnocuousRemark wait five years ago..?

[@myncraft1]

Souper cuz she just turned 12?

[@goyjin5676]

Souper It's a meme you dip

[@NKM5896]

InnocuousRemark But her feet

[@JacatackLP]

Neal Morgan YOU NEED JESUS

[@bibimcmacky]

TBH that's pretty fucken cute when Skeptic says "my kids" at 2:43 and June just assumes they'd be hers as well.

[@meangreen8873]

Nice meme. +Gobbersmack

[@chrisphillips4461]

He does need an anchor baby so he can escape the frozen, sjw, hell-hole, half country to the north.

[@Matkovic99]

Sh0e gettin kucked hard...either that or we can all pack it up Sh0e is taken 4ever :^)

[@lavaot5207]

of course they have a strong relationship in wich they might have plans already

[@potatowedges765]

Left Brain my husbands son

[@meghantheeggdispenser4931]

I'm so thrilled you made this! This is hilarious. A couple years ago I had a breakdown and had to spend a couple weeks in a mental hospital. During lunch one day, there were 8 of us at the table. Someone mentioned The Brave Little Toaster, and there was only 1 person at the table who hadn't seen it, and then we all started talking about what a creepy movie it is.

[@WheatSn4ckBread]

God I loved this movie as a kid. I didn't see it until the mid 90's after my dad went to prison, but it just hooked me. As a little kid I think it just helped me understand that no matter how little or useless you feel, you can still help and protect the people you love.

[@johnjackson8166]

All dogs go to heaven was a pretty sad and dark movie

[@elvaqueton4497]

yea I'm with you on that one. movies back then used to be so dark. ☹🙂

[@laurenr5706]

The dream sequence with the demons still freaks me out...

[@nem36000]

John Jackson I can't watch this w/o cryinh every damn time!

[@plzendmysuffering3758]

John Jackson give plague dogs a shot, I'm still not over it

[@FireMinstrel]

Especially given what happened to the little girl who played Anne-Marie... :(

[@natpeterson5278]

I used to love the brave little toaster so much as a kid. I would play with my toaster all the time. I would even take baths with my toaster.

[@bengiebeler4683]

Plugged in, I hope.

[@jordanbauman-putnam9524]

smitty werbenjagermanjensen Is this why your dead

[@maltheri9833]

He even went to heaven with his toaster after getting into the tub.

[@TD0150]

That would explain why you're dead, Smitty.

[@minakill1]

:D

[@mr.fahrenheit3768]

I keep expecting 2-D to start singing, and then I realized you were just using the instrumentals

[@euwu5684]

Lol same Whit kids Whit guns

[@Jerome616]

makes episode about movies that caused childhood trauma... Sceptic: "im not showing our kid that movie" Shoe: "yes we are, UwU, it's my favorite movie!" Facepalm*

[@eclipse9483]

Ehh, the wheel weaves as the wheel wills

[@faldostick123]

Huh?

[@hallohello3981]

Now they won't..broke up

[@captdeadpool3449]

@@hallohello3981nonono is that true

[@DylanYoung]

I did not expect a wheel of time reference. Well played.

[@Apidooom]

You need to silence that blowup doll on your bed Shoe...

[@brian_sipe]

Uh, hello? It's, like, a body pillow.

[@goodi2shooz]

Brian Sipe isn't it kind of worn out by now? I mean it was made in the 60's

[@brian_sipe]

It's got a new cover on it, should last another 20 years.

[@lucapagliai7869]

You know you make quality content when you have over 700k subs and still upload in 480p, what a god.

[@piccolojunior9820]

Gotta get that 480p aesthetic son.

[@Voidling_System]

Better than her first videos from what I've seen.

[@bluesansball3707]

Bro I’m 14 and that image of the flaming AC yelling “ITS MY FUNCTIONNNN” is scarier to me than the backrooms

[@deeznuts4703]

Brave little toaster was literally my FAVOURITE movie as a kid 😂❤️

[@ALYoung192]

The scene with the lonely flower seeing its reflection is fucking depressing.

[@itaybron]

Meta Knight the whole movie is fucking depressing

[@SockPuppet80]

Why the fuck does it wilt and die after kissing its own reflection? What kind of message is it trying to send? I don't even

[@charliekahn4205]

@@SockPuppet80 Don't you know you should never touch the side of an operating toaster?

[@ElGordoBandito]

Oh look, it's that movie that I blocked out of my memory. Nice.

[@shrike113]

Movie 100% caused my fear of clowns...but easily my favorite childhood movie, hands down. That, and Gremlins...that probably says something about me.

[@reina4969]

.... run.

[@sludgewave4786]

I remember that movie I used to love it as a kid, the junk yard song was my favorite, I knew it by heart and I didn't really understand english at the time (the french translation team didn't translate the songs so I was trying my best but It must have been awful). A movie for kids tackling really dark themes is refreshing today, shielding our kids from everything bad in media isn't necessary. Death, depression, regrets, madness, are concepts that we should introduce to our kids, the taboos of our society are only perpetuating the tragedy it tries to hide to the new generation.

[@realspacecowboy6432]

And the the sequel, brave little toaster to the rescue. RADIO LITERALLY KILLS HIMSELF TO SAVE SOMEONE ELSES LIFE, LIKE SERIOUSLY WTF I CRIED SO HARD HE WAS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER

[@countsnack6797]

Damn I know man it was even more painful than lampy (my favorite character) getting struck by lightning.

[@Eonchu]

SAME

[@roaringthunder115]

Yep

[@OneWhoDreamsAwake]

Wasn't there also "Brave little Toaster goes to Mars"? I remember some trauma from THAT one.

[@SuperOnionmaster]

How the hell were they allowed to make these for children?

[@L0LWTF1337]

Every ones favorite abortion vs Skeptic and his Daughter.

[@ayden3810]

L0LWTF1337 hot my guy, best porn tape 2017 link me

[@BushBumperBaker]

L0LWTF1337 This joke is getting old.

[@actually.mothman4798]

OMG TEACHERS PLAYED THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER DURING NAP IN PRESCHOOL TIME AND IT WAS THE SHIT... why the hell were we allowed to watch this I actually feel nauseous... is this why I contemplate mortality so much?

[@dandannoodle695]

You brought up childhood memories I didnt know I had by showing me this movie again. Holy shit.

[@aerospacestudent3231]

I like the tradition of not so subtle roasting that's carrying on between shoe and ralphthemoviemaker. Keep up the good meme

[@defalt7023]

What scared me as a kid? Thomas The Tank Engine's eyes.

[@josiahreynolds7501]

Same! I hated that show for that very reason!

[@clangaman2810]

Bruh

[@DeletedUser938]

Fun fact: thomas's mouth didnt move for three seasons

[@isobellahuntley7978]

For me it was the vacuum from the teletubbies 😂

[@dragonling748]

This explains why I relate to your content.

[@buzzblebee9763]

Finally another well cultured person who has seen brave little toaster😂

[@ThallanarRabidtooth]

People in the 70's through early 2000's: "You know what'll make a great kids movie!? DEATH!!"

[@urahara_daioh]

And that's why kids' movies were awesome then.

[@Soxmember69]

That's what was cool. Adults could easily enjoy kids movies back then. The incredibles is here to stay.

[@Humble197]

thats why they were great

[@haroldbalzac6336]

yeah, my mom let me watch "Commando" when I was 4. But, i was hyper and it was my favorite movie.

[@TruffleSeeker54]

And now all we get is upbeat, death-free kids movies. I weep for the minds of the youth. Not nearly enough trauma.

[@jesusduque9596]

why is her dad in her room

[@shepowerland2215]

Jesus Duque so people really love calling her man daddy good for them

[@niceboi4592]

daddy not dad repeat daddy

[@CarrotConsumer]

No, that's her biological father.

[@grimfate]

It's best not to ask...

[@globohomo9114]

Daddy doesn't have to be that old

[@gabbygonzalez7991]

I remember the brave little toaster. That definitely stuck with me

[@specialknees6798]

I thought I was the only person that had seen this movie. Creepy as hell.

[@JacobthePoshPotato]

2:39 Greg and June producing offspring confirmed!

[@gf-nn4uw]

you can also see gregs big boner

[@MrFuckingKololo]

Splendid! Now Greg can either have a strong son to inherit or a beautiful daughter to marry off to another youtuber to forge a political allience!

[@zandaroos553]

Sacralny Nomad i didn't know Greg was a von Habsburg

[@_Ikelos]

In 20 years from now there will be people who look at the gay lady with the teddy bear as their childhood trauma.

[@MrDj232]

Ikelos That will be actual trauma, TBLT is just fridge horror.

[@shekelboob]

Coraline was the movie that messed me up as a kid

[@jamesparker8529]

yep, this ^.

[@kaeriangrin5149]

Okay but can we appreciate how cool and catchy the songs are? .___.

[@JeannieLove]

I forgot about the scene with the air conditioner, that was a pretty scary scene. When I think movies that traumatized me though: Dark Crystal.

[@R4WRY_Creepy_Claws]

I saw last year and its lit

[@jaytincher1105]

Question how did dark crystal do that?

[@blankslate7491]

When I was 6 the dark crystal was like my favorite movie

[@JustinBird2012]

Watership down is the real shit my friends

[@nevergivingup3434]

The air conditioner is phil hartman so...

[@Boberjai]

So that’s where colossal is crazy’s character came from.

[@zachary1141]

Makes it even scarier.

[@thekillingerescapeplan4286]

I always thought it was from this horror movie where this drive in loudspeaker kills people (dunno it was in top 10 horror movie clowns watchmojo )

[@xanderwusky3001]

Raccoon GuyYT never actually realized that although i watched this movie a ton as a kid

[@Tigerlady248]

I think the scariest part for me as a kid was the air conditioner dying, and it lowkey might have been because I knew a LOT of older, more senile people and it just seemed a little *too* realistic. As an adult. . . ya still but more because I realized this was basically an elderly man having an aneurysm and oh boi ain't that rl. . . .

[@kateanagnostou3363]

Oh my gosh you woke up so many memories in me about this film!!

[@papabanks1540]

That's a sexy leg in the background

[@gloriouscontent3538]

What Skeptic?

[@ktge5050]

I thought the same thing when I saw the crime scene photos of Dahmer’s apartment

[@nateroo1486]

Yum yum

[@maxfimbres8661]

But wait order now there can be one extra for free

[@yanfei7782]

I was gonna make fun of you but that is a nice leg. Not too thin, just the right amount of hair, perfect length, I give it a 10/10 an astonishing leg if only there were two.

[@talkalnins7803]

I finally know where colossal is crazy got his clown avatar.

[@princiedv]

Tal Kalnins it's just a screenshot, I always thought he got it designed by someone

[@_yakumo420]

Exactly what I thought xD.

[@shakespearesstan7123]

Shain Williams Same

[@-._.-KRiS-._.-]

When a clown can speak clearly in between his teeth...yeah, you got your most horrific clown.

[@stretchopotomus2385]

that guy: "toy story for parents who hate their kids" rofllll

[@Alpha1200]

I'm half way through this video... I had never seen this movie as a kid but this is still traumatic watching it now. Thanks, Shoe. You're a pal.

[@thetemplar4842]

You didn't wear eyeliner as a kid WHAT!?!

[@dmc1673]

no bunbun either :(

[@juliannah5721]

That rose who's heart was broken bc the toaster wasn't another rose? OMFG, crying for days.

[@TheOneNashon]

This was one of my favorites growing up as well. I forgot how crazy our movies were as kids. I didn't watch your channel for years because I thought you were a kid. Now I'm sorry I missed out. Here now though. You're great.

[@scitechian]

One of the most genuinely real kids' movies ever made. It talks about real heavy stuff, but makes it just kid-friendly enough that they still pay attention.

[@epsilon568]

This movie fucked me up. My mother literally threw the Brave Little Toaster away because I had fits whenever she threw anything away. I thought everything had feelings and that things would get sad if we did that. It was to the point that my mom told the neighbors to never let their children watch it. I kept stashing all the appliances elsewhere in the garage when she threw them away and she'd find them a month later all pissed off that a broken toaster was stuffed into her nail polish cabinet.

[@AriaIsara]

Alyx of the Forgotten Realm Damn!! :( I hated that movie when I saw it. I wouldn't recomment anyone show it to a child. Even without a reaction like yours it's a very depressing film.

[@dubitataugustinus]

I know, right? I can remember *clearly* the first time I watched it. I was almost 7 years old. I didn't watch it again until many years after (when I re-discovered it as an animation loving teenager) because ONE TIME WAS ENOUGH for me as a child. For some reason, I remembered the graveyard song very well, and some of the expressions of the cars as they were dying... I would remember these on a daily basis for a long while. It left me feeling cold. I don't think I had seen any realistic cartoon deaths before I watched The Brave Little Toaster. I didn't know you could actually do that for kids' movies, especially without any reassuring moments or appropriate grieving (like in Bambi). It was fucking HORRIBLE. And although now I love this very unique movie because of its dark and deep moments, I wouldn't show it to a child without a few explanations beforehand. For real.

[@nicf1555]

Belal DarkneSS Shit I remember that one, Exploring the Human Body or something? I remember the old blood cell dying (Top 10 Anime Deaths) and a new one being born after. There was a brain/future episode that was really amazing

[@imelectraxheart]

Belal DarkneSS Really? I grew up with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck but I always made the distinction that it was cartoons and not real animals... actually, I don't think I even saw them as animals. Those characters are so human that you forget that they're animals.

[@trevholmes186]

"in vein" HAHAHA PUN

[@dark666105]

NEVER show your kids this movie, they will become hoarders.

[@RyanDelahunt]

dark666105 Chris Chan must've loved this movie as a kid

[@pubcle]

yeaaaahhh I can speak from experience

[@captaincrazah6155]

Scrapolio *wink*

[@sqhatr]

dark666105 not going to lie I'm pretty sure this is why I keep buying junk yard cars.

[@WatanukiProductions]

This was my favorite movie growing up and as an adult I hate throwing out old computers and appliances. I always feel an emotional attachment to antiques, I can't help but imagine the stories they would tell. Now you have my legit wondering if this movie actually changed the way I view old appliances as a adult.

[@kyuura4324]

The worthless song has been my favorite song in an animated movie for a LONG time. It’s so dark, and deep, and in some ways relatable (at least now, not so much when I heard it first obviously)

[@oh-bv3fu]

i found your videos through this one, and a long time later i just wanted you to know i think ur genuinely amazing and i’m so glad i found these!

[@inadaizz]

My childhood trauma was was Scar killing Mufasa. Also being blissfully unaware that "I Just Can't Wait to be King" was a bit morbid and his wish did come true in short order.

[@beautifulmistake6249]

"Who framed Roger Rabbit" definitely traumatized me as a child

[@squishsquish10]

Beautiful Mistake ? same, and it was my favorite movie😂 still is to this day

[@MrDemoniumblack]

You know what traumatized me to death? A friend told me if a toy died in Toy Story the kid would play with its corpse and the others toys would watch it.

[@xstradon7707]

Jessica rabbit tho *FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP*

[@martinnordmark3103]

Just found this channel, and always loved this movie as a kid. Thanks for all the depression!

[@The116thDoctor]

This was my favorite movie as a really little kid. I didn’t remember the plot but whenever a song started I remembered it and the scene of the window unit... gosh. I wanna rewatch the movie now and see how many deep memories I can unearth.

[@PinkMawile]

The Brave Little Toaster is an amazing movie because there are so many ways to interpret it, on many levels. Is it an analysis of the dehumanization of a consumerist society? Is it about the search for identity in a rapidly changing world? Who knows!

[@misterminty4095]

Pinku Mawile is it about animal cruelty?

[@titoramos7026]

As a kid into dinosaurs, The Land Before Time was my thing. Littlefoot's mom dying made me cry over and over again, but I still kept on renting it at the video store.

[@dedey2378]

i feel you

[@mrcoldblood2240]

.....i did not like kids movies.....i watched gore and screams and also scares

[@jerrywhidby5259]

morgan petersen You would have liked inhumanoids then.

[@thosediamonddreams]

......do not look up what happened to The Land Before Time child voice actress for Ducky

[@MrDj232]

Even as a kid I hated the sing alongs and brightness of the sequels. I can't believe they're still releasing new ones.

[@shrillshrimp200]

Thank you for talking about this film. I have been trying to get a honest trailer for the brave Little toaster.

[@0axel078]

One of my favorite movies. Probably because I remembered it so vividly because it traumatized me.

[@caitlinleanna5028]

the brave little toaster completely traumatized me. i remember it specifically as a movie i always hated because it freaked me the fuck out hahah

[@Grymbaldknight]

OMG THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER!! I'm not gonna lie, the scrapyard scene fucked me up as a child. It gave me inanimate object feels harder than Toy Story ever did.

[@JimBox810]

i was afraid to throw anything away after that movie lol

[@ClownCoutureQueen]

I loved the brave little toaster! :3 so happy to see someone else has seen it xD

[@pk.jzantetsuken4818]

OH MY GOD I used to love this movie when I was younger and that junkyard scene gave me actual nightmares. But the worst part is that my dad thought the song was catchy so I watched that scene dozens of times, so when you showed the clips in this video my PTSD of this made me actually cry out of fear.

[@useraccount333]

You know what's even funnier? All that "new" technology gets obsolete in ten years MAXIMUM. Toasters, vacuum cleaners, desk lamps? That'll last you twenty, thirty, or even FORTY years if you clean them regularly!

[@brando8515]

useraccount333 thats not what obsolete means

[@Eshajori]

@Brando Paris Yeah, obsolete implies they'll become less useful/valuable/efficient than the newer models... which is _also_ untrue. Half of the new shit today is cheap, inefficient and easily broken by design. Ignoring things with drastic leaps in technology (phones, cars etc.) new shit sucks compared to old shit if all you need is basic functionality.

[@randomjunkohyeah1]

"if all you need is basic functionality" You mean... if you're old? For real, my grandparents both somehow manage to still work with _Windows XP_ on their computers.

[@keshavmurali98]

To be frank though, if everything on modern computers still worked on XP just fine, and if XP was 64-bit (no more 4GB RAM limitation), most people wouldn't care to ever upgrade.

[@Grymbaldknight]

useraccount333 Y'know... that actually makes me feel a lot better.

[@emeree458]

I was super scared of bible stories as a kid, specifically when I was told about leprosy because they made it seem like it was still everywhere and that my limbs would straight up fall off.

[@simonhartley5444]

Emeree welcome to religious indoctrination. Disgusting what some parents force their kids to go through.

[@lcddrownd874]

The VeggieTales scared me as a kid because I was frightened by the idea of a talking cucumber. Now they turn me on.

[@ktge5050]

That whole thing about how you’re not allowed to murder or you’re going to hell scares me

[@Leo-xz7tv]

@@ktge5050 you only don't murder people because of religion?

[@Mr.EintheMorning]

Well, leprosy is a real disease. The only difference now is that it's treatable thanks to medical science advancements..

[@mauriciopartnoy2789]

I knew the car scrapyard was coming when I saw the thumbnail. I saw it when I was a child too, only it was the spanish dub (I am from Argentina). A crude commentary on the transience of life. As harsh now as it was then, I love it! And even tough the themes are nightmarish for a kid, I think it can lead to many important questions.

[@elijahvalongo9528]

Dude the music score for that movie is absolutely brilliant as well

[@steviecal96]

Animals of Farthing Wood, that shit was so depressing. They thoroughly developed and familiarised you with all their characters then they skewered the mice, made roadkill of the hedgehogs, had several animals just get eaten, more were shot, and one even slowly died of old age. They even killed off the children and elderly and had the other animals fall apart over their deaths, this show was ruthless.

[@sittingturtleduck]

Steve Callanan ur cute

[@tobiass6663]

Dumbo's "pink elephants". I wont say more.

[@theescapeartist23]

dumbo trippin BALLZ!

[@gamingwithmaxb519]

*D r u g s.*

[@Crasherdrone]

Got me too, i still hear that bass drum to this day...

[@johnpjones182]

@ThatInternet Dude They come in every shape and size, SIZE, si Ze, sI zE.

[@DaveLH]

"I can stand the sight of worms, "And look at microscopic germs. "But Technicolor pachyderms "Is really too much for me!!"

[@Ben-ln1jq]

Holy shit, I've been watching your videos, and it came to this one, and fucking jesus save us, the Brave little toaster gave me nightmares for dayz

[@bakaboi5730]

That actualy also is one of my favorite childhood movies, it's been a while since I've watched it, should do that again.

[@0axel078]

Literally one of my favorite movies. The self-destructive AC unit was the scariest part for me.

[@Awave3]

It helped start my love of electronics, but it might have caused me to fear clowns.

[@dinobot386]

Holy. Fucking. Shit... I literally did the same thing as a child. I still have the lamp in my closet. My parents also got me an old school toaster and an electric blanket to play with. I sometimes joke with friends by saying that my parents gave me appliances instead of toys. I had no idea anyone else did this as a kid. Also for some reason the scene where Kirby swallows his chord was pretty intense for me as a child.

[@sabiangriffin3713]

Finding Nemo was terrifying to me as a child. I watched it when I was like 3, and it scared me so bad I didn't watch again until I was like 7. There were quite a few things that did it, like where Nemo gets captured, the sharks, the scene with the crazy girl with braces, the jellyfish scene, and the whale scene. Totally unrelated, but Plague doctors as well.

[@MadMedik1]

😳Thank you for dredging up these long suppressed memories. 🤕

[@4T3hM4kr0n]

Brave little toaster! OHHH MY GOD! YOU'VE SEEN IT TOO WHEN YOU WERE A KID! I LOVED THAT MOVIE!

[@TheTedandfred]

4T3hM4kr0n! It was the scariest movie that existed for a kid

[@OptimusWing94]

4T3hM4kr0n! I STILL love it!

[@ketzexi6276]

Ren and Stimpy. Have no clue why my mom bought the series for me when she didn't even let me watch Spongebob.

[@aaronbuffalo7769]

there was an episode of ren n stimpy that when it aired nickelodeon fired the creator. Basically it was an owner who was 'training' ren and stimpy but using mental emotional abuse,and encouraged the dogs to attack him to the point of almost killing him, including being hit with a golf club so hard his eyeball literally popped out of his skull. Even by cartoon standards the ep was really messed up.

[@thanku4beingusgoodnuf616]

OMG this brings back childhood memories. My fav. too

[@gach87]

I'm impressed being from Venezuela that we liked the same movie. I saw it many many times as a kid on reruns on Saturday mornings. My favorite animated film . Thanks for commenting on it @shoe, haven't seen content about it and it's good to know that not only my childhood was affected by this great/dark/creepy movie.